An adventure the whole family will remember
Three days of discovery: a quest through central Rome, the Colosseum, the Vatican Museums and a hands-on workshop of your choice.
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We match dates and guides to your family — no need to book everything separately.
One big tour a day, never too much.
We draw the children into the game from the first minute. Would you like your children to fall for history and get interested in art? Worried the teenagers will be bored and the younger ones will tire quickly? We know…
DetailsAncient Rome is on the brink of disaster, and only your child can save it. They become a time-travelling secret agent sent into the distant past to uncover every secret of ancient Rome.
DetailsThe Vatican Museums are a vast complex of 1,400 rooms and more than 70,000 works. They hold the world's largest collection of ancient sculpture, and the Sistine Chapel and Raphael Rooms draw millions of visitors every…
DetailsMuseum and Colosseum tickets are paid separately. We confirm the schedule and guides before you book.
Get dates and pricePick one workshop for the programme — we will time it around the kids’ ages.
This workshop is the perfect way to dive into Italian cooking and learn to make real Roman pizza under the guidance of a professional pizzaiolo.
Feel part of the Eternal City — make your own Roman mosaic, the way the masters did it 2,000 years ago.
We really enjoyed the Colosseum tour — interesting for the children and for us. We learned a lot of new things; Olga, our guide, tells it with real enthusiasm and got on well with our child.
We went on the tour as a family and the boys were delighted — they genuinely loved it. The quest format worked 100%: everything was interesting, lively and clear for children. Special thanks to Olga, our guide, who knows how to hold their attention and at the same time talk about the Colosseum in a way adults find interesting too.…
We went on a tour with Elena today and we are delighted. In short: it was our best day in Rome. We took “Time Travel” and did not regret a minute — I walked the whole quest smiling. The children were in from the first minute: maps, clues, little “secrets” on the stones — they were sparkling with interest. Elena…
